Question

1. read this sentence: \when m.l. was old enough to go to school, he was very sad to discover that he would not be allowed to attend the same neighborhood school as his best friend, who was white.\ which main idea does this detail support?

he, his brother, and his sister lived not far from the baptist church where his father was the minister.

m.l. realized that he and his white friends were not treated the same.

in april, 1968 dr. martin luther king traveled to memphis, tennessee to speak to the sanitation workers who were on strike there.

dr. king, as he was now called, became a powerful and popular speaker and minister.

Explanation:

The sentence describes M.L. being barred from attending the same neighborhood school as his white best friend, which directly illustrates unequal treatment based on race. This detail supports the idea that he recognized the disparity in treatment between himself and his white friends. The other options are unrelated to the specific event of school segregation mentioned.

Answer:

M.L. realized that he and his white friends were not treated the same.